Either of these is good up to a few hundred feet. Beyond that, they will need to either set pole(s) for overhead service or bring in an underground primary and set a pad-mount transformer (green box) somewhere near the house. This is where the cost can add up when you get more than several hundred feet from the poco.
MV6840 Pressure Bleed System Model MV6840 is a professional hydraulic brake and clutch bleeding system that includes a fluid dispenser with manual pump (MV6400) and a kit containing seven master cylinder adapters (MVA6850). It forces new brake fluid down through the master cylinder, while air and old fluid are expelled through the bleed screw(s).
The primary tool you will want to invest into is a brake bleeding vacuum tool. This tool makes the job quick, clean, and easy. Along with this you will need a box end wrench that matches the size of the bleeding nipple on your motorcycle. For mine this was 10mm for the brakes and 8mm for the clutch. Of course you will need the appropriate brake fluid along with a container to hold the old fluid. Finally some rags and paper towels come in handy to catch any drips or dribbles.